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About: 84th Regiment of Foot (Royal Highland Emigrants)

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Military unit of Great Britain in the American Revolutionary War

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  • 1775-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • 1775-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
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  • dark blue facings; the buttonhole lace was white, with red outer/blue middle/red inner worms; the colours were made up when the regiment was intended to be designated "77th Foot" and bore that number (en)
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  • military unit of Great Britain in the American Revolutionary War (en)
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  • two battalions
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  • Quicquid aut facere aut pati (Whatever either is to be done or endured)
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  • infantry
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  • American Revolutionary War First Battalion: * Fort St. John's, Quebec * Quebec City, Quebec * Moore's Creek Bridge, North Carolina * Upper New York Raid , * Raid on Lake Champlain , * Raids on Mohawk Valley, New York Second Battalion: * Siege of Boston, Massachusetts * Charleston, South Carolina * Long Island, New York * Newcastle Jane, Nfld * Newport, Rhode Island * Fort Howe, Saint John, New Brunswick * Penobscot River, Maine * Cape Sable, Nova Scotia * Penobscot River, Maine * Bay of Fundy, * Raids on Mohawk Valley, New York * Hampton Roads, Virginia * Charlestown, South Carolina * Tompkins' Bridges, Virginia * Fort Motte, South Carolina * Eutaw Springs, South Carolina * Wiggin's Hill, Georgia * Fair Lawn, South Carolina * Wimboo Swamp, North Carolina * Combahee River, South Carolina (en)
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  • British provincial unit (en)
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  • A British, Loyalist, soldier in The 84th Regiment of Foot in traditional, kilted, uniform, drawn by a prisoner, in 1778, at Saratoga, Province of New York (en)
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  • dark blue facings; the buttonhole lace was white, with red outer/blue middle/red inner worms; the colours were made up when the regiment was intended to be designated "77th Foot" and bore that number (en)
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  • General Sir Guy Carleton (en)
  • Lieutenant General Sir Henry Clinton (en)
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  • First Colonel of the Regiment (en)
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  • Second Colonel of the Regiment (en)
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  • 1775 (xsd:integer)
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  • 250 (xsd:integer)
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  • Quicquid aut facere aut pati (en)
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  • Royal Highland Emigrants , Young Highlanders (en)
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  • two battalions (en)
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  • line infantry (en)
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  • 84 (xsd:integer)
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  • 84th Regiment of Foot (Royal Highland Emigrants) (en)
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  • 84th Regiment of Foot (Royal Highland Emigrants) (en)
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  • Royal Highland Emigrants (1st Battalion), Young Highlanders (2nd Battalion) (en)
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